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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-10

A Boston man who travels 10 and from
his home on railroad. thought that the eff
feet OF daily riding in the filthy smoking
cars of the road must have a demoralizing
etfet. So he investigated. and in time es-
tablished the following facts: The proper
ton Of men who come 10 town in the morn
ing with unshaven faces is per cent. great.
er in the smoking than in the other cars,
and that of men whose boots are unblack-
ened Is & y per cent more in the former
than II il in the latter
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-10

Mr.. George W. Hastings writes from
Interlachen, Florida, to congratulate the
management of the REPUBLIC on several
things-amOng them-the dropping Of the
Sunday paper and the restoration of the old
name. He says: Under the name of the
REPUBLIC the concern has won glorious
victories under the old name and manage
ment, consider me life subscriber" We
will So consider you. Mr.. Hastings. Mr.
Hastings, changing the subject, says We
have had an awful scare here from the
freeze of the 2d. Sd and 4th of January
which was a sort of repetition OF last
wears experience. But 1 think no healthy
orange tree has been hurt and that but a
small portion of the fruit mas been dam
aged. The three hotels at Interlachen are
onan for the season and a few guests have
arrived. But few are expected, however.
before the middle of January" Mr.. Has
tiugs himself has charge Of the Hotel
InterIachen. this season, as he could not
make satisfactory arrangements with any
one else to take charge of it.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-10
Somehow They Didn't Help Him.
An-, Anrk sItn
NtN I WTh NIU.

Poor man" - murmured a gentleman
who was passing through Chambers street
Yesterday, as he stepped from the sidewalk
20 pick up man who lay on the ear track.
Then he bent over the body, shook his head
and walked sadly awav. For ten minutes
everybody who came along evinced desire
10 help the man up. but somehow they
didn't. The driver of a Chambers-Street
car got off his platform, looked at his body,
and went back and kicked his horse The
last seen of the body. which was stuffed
with straw. were few remnants dragging
along under the car.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-10

The Wide-itodbG for January ID. 10th
rop & Co. Boston, S2.40 year has made
its appearance on our table, and brilliant
appearance il is. In il We find an article
from a famous literary lady who was born
in this city. we believe-MrS. Lizzie VIII
Iiams ChaRpney. sister Of Mr.. orSon b.
Williams. who is doing business In the
REPUBLIC building. The article is the
second of a series on ''HOwliRg Wolf and
his Trick Pony" 1t has two illustrations.
from photographs,
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-10

Mr.. and Mrs. e. l.. Camp. formerly OF
this city, have traded their Prospect House
hotel property in In;erlschen. Florida, to
weli-known hotel man, Abner l.. Ross. for
a tract Of sixty acres of land at Deer Lodge.
Tenn, a new summer resort, near the Gin
cinnati Southern railway.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-10

The BucvruS Journal makes very com
pIimeutary allusion to the REPUBLIc, but
the office cat sneaked in Sunday and got
away with the copy OF the Journal con-
tanning il. The old Canton Repository
SAYS:
A. the SPRINGFIELD REPUBLIC the
GroRF- RFPIBIIC will seem more natural,
and at the same time be just as strong as a
double-header.
The Mt. Vernon Republican. of Satnr-
day saws, concerning the same:
The Springfield GLoBE-RErUBLIC has
sawed off a section of its tail, a. il were.
and now appears as the DAILY REPUBLIC,
nDre and straight, by which name 1t will be
hereafter known. 1t presents very neat
and attractive head, engraved expressly for
the ,ccssion and We predict for it success
and prosperity.
And our old lifelong contemporary, the
Urbana Citizen, says:
We welcome back the old SPRINGFIELD
RFpI-sIIC, with It's familiar title type of
DAYS gone by. Its vicissitudes have been
various. but we trust ii has come TO stay,
and 10 rIpen on the fat Of the land as re-
ward Of good conscience and good morals.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-10

At least two New York country papers
fiy the flag of Blaine and Chauncey NJ.
Depew. We appoint Major Bickhsm a
committee of one hundred to report on this
ticket He is an expert and is equal TO that
rumber of ordinary president-makers.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-10

We didn't think that the crowned heads
of Europe would allow the Gate City
Guards" of Atlanta, Georgia, to march
through their territory. armed, and with
flag and drum. The crowned heads afore-
said understand their business. Yankee
Doodle and Dixie" played with fife and
sheep-skin, under the flying folds OF the
stars and stripes, would fire the hearts Of
the people and put new and dangerous no
tons into their heads. The boys will have
to 90 in fatigue uniform and be satisfied
with an equipment of pocket pistols.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-10

1t Is quite proper that men should aspire
10 the honor of receiving nominations for
Office. And of those who seek the hOnors,
it might be wise to select those who are the
most vigorous and enterpriSing. if they are
clean. honest and capable. For men Of
that sort are hustIers IN canvass, after
they are nominated. Some men are very
active until they get nomination and then
they let CO. and let other people do the
required work. A man who gets republi-
can nomination in this city is under per
sonal and party obligations to win the elec-
ton. Let us have wisdom. prudence, mag
nanimity. patriotism, fraternal feeling, pub
lie spirit, and let us push things" in the
right direction.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-10
You cannot afford to be without such book
OUR OBJECT:


the
confident understand
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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-10
Hi Feet like two Cushions.

Iamhertyille. y. !.
had a severe attack of inhammatory
rheumatism in both feet and ankles, which
Swclled up like two cushions, and finally
was confined To- the house. not being able
70 take a step | was In utter despair
tried - Jacobs oil, and before had used
half a bottle. the SweIlingS and pains had
entirely disappeared, and I could walk
with ease los J SOUDERS,
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-10
MONDAY EVENING. JANUARY 10. 1887,

Lieutenant and Mrs. Hem, OF the Eng
lish yacht, Gslatea, are coming over II
spend the winter in Florida
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-10

The first issue of Henry Georges paper.
The Standard, is before us, and whatever
else may he said of il We must say that it is
\ handsome and vigorous sheet The edi-
TOT attacks the Roman Catholic Archbishop
Corrigan in a ferocious way. The price Of
the Standard Is So 30 year, and the Office
i al 25 Ann street. New York.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-10
WE WANT AGENTS.


furnished There
in come % ee u
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-10
GEDNEY HOUSE, NEW YORK,

GEDNEY HOUSE, NEW YORK,
Broadway and 40th Street,
Opposite Casino and
Metropolitan Opera House.
One of the most elegant Of the
New Hotels Of the Metropolis.
Comfort and luxury.
A home for families.
A resort for business men.
Restaurant Of unsurpassed excellence.
Moderate charges. Rooms from u day
9EN'L Day MAcAuLEY and
WALrER B. BowERs, Proprietors.
Broadway cars pass the door.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-10
SJAcoss OIL
iNFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM
TRIUMPHANT TESTIMONY.


In spite of Doctors.
My wife professionally known as Patti
ROsa) was taken, while in Hartford Conn.
with nerve inhammatOry rheumatism,
and the doctors said It would be impOssi-
bic to move her for three weeks. | had
given up all hopes, but was persuaded to
try st Jacobs Oil She began to improve,
and WAS soon able to walk. The doctors
said IL would only last short time, but
she played that night and did finer than
at any time during the season.
ROBERT L. SCOTT.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-10
Helpless ~ a Child.

Helpless "a = Child.
2JN Stricken 81, Baltimore, Nd.
For the past four years | have been
afflicted with infammatUTy rheumatism.
which rendered me a. helpless as child,
being unable to move without assist
ance' Nothing the doctors could do
seemed "a afford any relief. and finally
tried St Jacobs Oil. II Immediately
removed all soreness and Inflammation.
H. W LANDRAA.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-10
Threw Away His Cane.

Threw Away HIS tane.
- Fifth Avenue. Chicago, i'll.
/ have suffered for five years with in
hammatOry rheumatism. Have been to
Hot Surngs, Ark. and Mount Clemens
Springs, Mich. and failed To effect cure.
1 finallay tried St Jacobs oil and have
thrown away my cane which had been
using for three years. | can now walk
as well "a aver JOHN SHEPHERD.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-10

Considerable interest is felt by the peO-
pie of Springfield in the bill drafted by
City Solicitor Summers delegating TO the
city councils of all cities of the second class
in this state the power to establish the Office
Of police judge and other necessary offices,
and also TO abolish the office Of city mar
shal and fix certain salaries for the mayor
and police court officers. Hon. George c.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-10

Mr.. Blaine says it takes four times as much
preparation to deliver a sermon without
notes as to get of one with. Mr.. Blaine is
quite right. But then the sermon is more
than four times better.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-10

weIknOwn elegantly
II N
by
with
In
REPUBLIC nothing
EyOuw
in both for Sl5O
will
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-10
Springfield Rrpuhlis
EVENING AND WEEKLY.

The REPUBLIC prints the New fork and Wee
tern Associated Press DisPatchssand the Renter
Cable FOreignl TeIegrams-
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-10
PUB ISHED BY THE
SPRINGFIELD PUBLISHING co.

THE EVENING REPUBLIC IL published
every evening except Sunday. and Is deliy-
cred at the rate Of lOc. per week. Single
copies &c.
THE WEEKLY REPUBLIC is published
every Thursday, and is one 0f the most com
pIete family newspapers in the country :;
eight pages. markets complete. hepIete
with news and miscellany. VI per year
invariably cash in advance.
All communications and contributions
should be addressed 20 CLIFT0N VI. NICHOLS
editor. and all business letters 20 THOMAS Il.
BRovN, manager.
REPUBLIC bUIlDIhG,
SPRINGFIELD. OHIO,
Telephone Nc. $50.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-10
Gives the Aopathc Homeopathic and Eceetrc Treatments
All three for each and every disease and ament.

which ordinary Intelligent
medical will tell what to
but the
The written with this written
could In this the
would with for $50
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-10

her long afflictiOn she has borne up bravely
and although the loss OF her power of
speech was exceedingly incOnvenient and a
very grave trial to her. yet she has never
even for one instant wavercd In her Chris
tan faith.
Last SUNDAY il was suggested by one of
Miss Neff's friends, who is also a member
of the Methodist church. that special pray
ers be offered for Miss Net. The suggestion
was immediately acted upon and eloquent
petitions were offered up by all the young
lady's church friends that she might re-
cover. During the past week cottage
prayer meetings were held each day by
Miss Netf and her friends. On Friday after
noon the prayer meeting was held at the
residence of DIR. Isaac Miranda, an uncle of
DIR. S. j. Miranda of this city. During the
progress of the meeting Miss Neft
was seized with an inspiration to
retire with Miss Anna Miranda to a private
apartment for prayer. They left the room
where the other friends assembled cOntin-
ued the meeting. Misses Neff and Miranda
offered their united prayers in private, and
while thus SaCredly engaged Miss Netfs
power of speech suddenly returned TO her.
She lose and in her joy burst into song and
walked again into the room where her
friends were assembled. This was about
) o'clock on Friday afternoon. That even
ing general prayer meeting was held in
the church. at which Miss Neff gave an eiO-
quent recital of her experience. Her power
of speech has really and fully returned, and
after eleven months of enforced silence. as
to audible speech. she is now able to speak
as naturally as ever She and her friends
are greatly rejOiced over her recovery and
ora u,ora than ever convinced of the eff
The Arizona champion., 1887-12-10
A Lucky Coal Miner tn Pueblo. Cot

Mir. Albert Evans, of Rocvale, was at the Victoria. He purchased one tenth of ticket No. 6I,5o3 in the September drawing of the Louisiana State Lottery for one dollar. He was found to have drawn one-tenth of the fifty thousand dollar prize for dol lar invested. He is young man who has followed coal mining for living, but he intends to invest this money in farm and establish himself for life. Pueblo (Col. Chieitain. Sept. 22.
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For tho Boss Assortment of Christmas and New Years Toys for ths Little Folks, 20 10 G. q. BraY's, San Francisco SI.

Mrs. ]. R. Fitzpatrick has returned from Albuquerque, where she ha: placed her son in college.
 H.yJ. Miller attorney-at law, ha: added number of new law books tC his extensive library. ...
 The passenger trains both east and west continue to arrive from ten tC three hours late every day.
 Call and see w. o. Huson at the Arizona Central Bank, if you wanr fine work done in his line of watch repairing or jewellery work. *
 A. Pechner has opened a lunch counter in the bank exchange, where he is prepared to furnish fine lunches day and night to all who may call.
 Herr Most the anarchist was sen tenced in New York City, to one year Tn the penetentiary.
 Just received at J. Salzman's store on Railroad avenue, ihe finest, and largest assortment of glassware of all styles and patterns ever brought to Flagstaff. Call and examine goods and get prices. nI9 If
 Mir. NJ. Wright, of San Francisco, one of the best known, and most successful insurance men on the Paci- fic Coast is here in the interest of the New York Life Insurance Company
 The two story frame building on San Francisco Avenue, which is be ing erected for a hotel is nearly com. pleted.
 If the ladies of Flagstaff and Mil, ton, who will receive calls on New Years day, will kindly send their names, and hour of receiving, to this office, it will be cheerfully published. A chicken case was tried this week in the Justice court and a jury de cided that the defendant dld not steal any bullets. .. ..
 The New York Life Insurance Company, one of the oldest, and wealthest, and largest, insurance companies of the United States, is doing large business in this part of Arlzona,
 Cook x Lee have as handsome a display of fine watc hes and diamonds and elegant presents for Xmas as can be found in any western city. dIotf
 The New York Life Insurance Com. pany has seventy.ssven millions of dollars of assets; has twenty millions of annual income, and carries over three hundied millions oi life in surances.
 We have heard from what we con. slider good authority, that work on the Mineral Belt road will soon be re. sumed, and by company which has ample capital 10 push the building of the same 10 completion, which we un <. dersiand means connection with the A. T. ard s. F. R. R. at Benson. We hope that it is true.
 We were shown this week some fine views of Fort Rickerson, in the Le- roux valley about seven miles north of here, the headquarters ofthe Arizona Cattle company. They were sent from New York, by Col. J. C. De La Vergne, president of tho company, to general manager,,C. G. Goven.
 The policy contracts Of the New York Life are tree and not burdened o'ith conditions or restrictions-in sct they are practically indispula. ble and thus can never be construed into law suit The company binds itself to pay imEediately al death without delay or litigation
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CHRISTMAS CARDS!!
 The Rest Asst You Ever Gazed At.

Dolls Shoes B Books and other kinds Hermonon Bird Calls Police Whistles Fancy % Cups and sauest Mugs Marbles Tin Toys lots
 stoves and ranges Browns French Dressing checker boards smokers gents watch chains tape gents and wallets school ros scissors pocket knives quill tooth picks, sleeve buttons collar buttons hold CTS eli gar cases pencil holders and boys overcoats sut, etc, refers and vets and hats latest styles lace ''n ladies vests ea and pants oogans % @ hoods seal and carnage combined blankets, quilts sh sf fet mi n etc., sS nsn Sp and pss Knit
 cloth dt % so ] lnns sad f"SsG sss1 sseTs ssss sss ts Beaded collars feather edge ba rokraok ad cotton infants combs brushes beaded front dress braid
 ladies handkGFohiefs powder, (nOt gian9 but Thread hooks % and e @ safety a p hose @ supporters s daGg cotton dress silk floss fancy towels dress buttons tides, dress extend
 CTS @ dG Snsgs SnS @ picture a os cord marking qr S0'0n collars dan'st and hrst towel, ;sng Newport se cashmere
 er night robes Zephyr I % vest 3 N IT.: T. cotton t cur Lace and ,p. sss ss s9i re: '1s aS t % cash treO, camel hnir novelties puhe veyes satn wosted goods machine 3 p oss 'i ss P nsn % srsas snS T %sss sewing ewelry, brushes combs and mirror sets corsets wggans seeas cmbc faeng cnone etc, rowling embroidery edgngs bustes hoop skirt, baby ets ehild' baby bbs OdOr % cases yarns ther-
 
 hat ornaments hair ornaments childs gingham dresses ladies calico wrappers curtain lace by the yard wool 6annels red gray and white swis Nanks lawn, bts calico peces century cloth etc., gghams and hevot card board knit sacks cradles toy cradles toy pianos, wagons hmbles pull boxes and pufs rubber animals cases embroidered
 ties, dress buckles and clasps work shell fans fancy bonnet bonnet frames facnator velvet ribbons plush clocks sailor hat tee tin hon belts rocking horses window shades bed spreads cologne sets
 chids knife fork and spoon sets, feather dusters
 wooen skirts rubber balls, base baDs hooks butoners dolls brass bdds call be pocket compasse magnifyng glasses whist broom holders wall pockets Yankee shaving toilet soaps desk ates paint boxe
 cuffs and collar boxes glove and handkerchief ...
 boxes port olios plush work boxes Jswey writing desks Hens babies sling hot AuteS bal shell boxes musical o watches lanterns numpets and trombonesu etc, pop gns chppers drums
 guns, soldiers, ten pins Noahs arks puzzles games ,
 whips surprise boxes jumping acks Christmas and candles chimes locomotives sprink banks bath tubs tin Kitchens sad irons talls
 tool chests kaliedescopes 2foot rules umbrellas
 key rings, indelibe pencils etc., etc { TFlffsSSh ao .ss,s C. A. BRAY,
 SAN FRANCISCO ST, FLhGSTAFE, ARIZONA,
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Look Mere IT!

l mean it. keep hay and grain for sale cheap for cash,
 oIo.It l N MEAraERFo&D
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For Ladies Goods of all Pattrsns and Styles at bed rock prices. BAAi'S IS ThE PLACE.


 Robert made the CHAMPION office a pleasant call this week.
 Come and pnce"SalEman's choice pure Havanna cigars. Just received from New York. If you can't buy one we will treat you ourselves. If Can you point to a single success full business man who does not adver. tise liberally2
 Buy your girl nice diamond ring, get her watch and chain at Cook & Lees's. CIUH Wm. O. Secor, civiI-engineer, is surveying lands in the vicinity of Flagstaff for the Atlantic and Pacific K. K.
 Take a chance in that Howard watch, cham also. aud dia nond pin at, CHAk.&y KILLERS dIoa W. L. VanHorn, attorney at flaw !, has returned from attendance on the District court at Prescott.
 SaLsman is adding rpcyy day 10 AiS stOeh ef goods, aVhith at bresem are Me largest and moSf complete m Me k0zOA. nI2tf A brother of agent Fitzgerald is now night operator for tRe A. & P. railroad company.
The Arizona champion., 1887-12-10

Fs Mrs. Bush sister of Mrs. ], N. .Berr' left for Albuquerque on Tuesdays eas bound train, where she was called ou account of the serious illness of Mrs Berry.
 A quantity of lumber belonging to the Bank of Flagstaff, was sold at Sherifs sale on Monday last. We hsard that l. Chrisman was the pur- chaser.
 The swear dividen6policies of theNew York Life offer not only the high ad vantages of life insurance indemnity, but also the attractions ofa thoroughly safe and profitable investment.
 w. J. Hill, met with quite severe accident the other day, while heating tar. The vessel containing it overtur- ned and the contents fell upon his hand burning 1t badly.
 C2osing OW sale ef GaGies Jaekets, d0kwdRS, hoody ana W0OLeR goo.kS 9 Me Iatea StyIes, at / SahsmaA'S. We mHSf close Mem our af once and 7VlA scH az MeSe af COST prices. CaH and eedmfHe Hem. n26tf 7 H. M. Gorton, of this town has been appointed Notary Public by Governor Zulick. He can be found at the office of H. J. Miller, attorney at law, by those desiring hlS services.
 James J. Hyde, editor and propri. of the Mohave Mine, has sold that paper to C. NJ. Funston. MT. Hyde made a good paper of the Minrr We wish the new owner success in the journalistic field.
 A man by the name of Thomas Taylor was shot and killed by another man at Wlnslow on Thursday night. We have been unable to learn the name of the man who did the shoot ing, or any of the particulars of the affair.
 A Chinamln by the name ot Rag was shot at Albuquerque on Monday evening by an unknown man. He lived until Tuesday afternoon. No trace as yet has been fonnd of the murderer.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Oranges at Richards.

Oranges at Richards.
 Fresh Bananas at Rich ards.
 Ed Gale, has gone on visit to Gallup.
 For Fxe, FreM Groceries ef eveyy 6escyIbhiOn go tO Saismaa'S. nI9tf
 w. L. VanHorn attorney-at-law is of on business trip to Holbrook.
 Captain Simpson, suprintendent of the Aztec Cattle Co.,, IS in Flagstaff, F.A. Ames, Land Agent of the Aztec Cattle comp any, is visiting Flagstaff. Ed. A. St Clair the photographer, has recently taken some fine views of the town,
 Pyids of ZSkio, nnesAored lea, fm ported 9y / Saksmaa. CaN aRa Sam, pc II. nIotf
 David Babbitt has nearly compile. ted two neat family residences 'on NGold Avenue. /